It's been some time since I've used a standard mate configuration, so honestly
I do not remember whether once IIIIIII added the mate network applet to
my panel it just worked like it should have with orca, or if I had to go in to
the system menus and use the networkinterface and enter the name and PW
there.
I know if it had been very troublesome I'd have remembered more.
If you don't get it sorted out in a day or two write me back and I'll change
the configuratin of a mate installationh I have and see what works. I've
got too much going on to look at this today and tomorrow.
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Glenn / Lenny wrote:
Sat, Apr 02, 2016 at 08:32:17AM -0500
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> Date: Sat, 2 Apr 2016 05:22:49 -0600
> From: "B. Henry" <[1][email protected]>
> To: [2][email protected]
> Subject: Re: gnome shell versus mate
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> And how did you add your own network?
> This should be easy.
> The way I added my own network is not a problem, you go to Internet and
> Network, and WIFI under type and then add, and enter the information.
> But this method does not show available SSIDs and if you think you know
> the SSID and don't enter it exactly, and have the infrastructure type
> correct, you will not connect.
> All this is with clean installs of Ubuntu Mate, no changes.
> So do you know how I can find the WIFI list?
> It does not work like with Gnome, with alt + control + tab or any other
> variant of that.
> Glenn
> Did you not remove the mate bottom panel, and perhaps relocate the top
> panel to the bottom?
> You can only read one panel, and it will be the last installed.
> Put all your icons and applets on the same panel, and things work as they
> should for the most part..
>
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